On the 24th, in an online community, Sujin’s first abusive exposer, Mr. A, said, “I am not a free person, I have a solid career and have a job.”
Mr. A said, “I am receiving malicious messages, not my younger brother, and most of the people who make bad comments or perpetrators are like elementary and junior high school students. Therefore, until now, all of the second perpetrators will find out each comment, every post, and sue them all.”
He continued, “I will report all the bad comments that are really bad comments,” he said. “When I tried to leave them alone, I realized that I was a potential killer and a school violence perpetrator. I will sue everything for my future children without prejudice.”
In the photos released together, the contents of the message that Mr. A received from a netizen is contained. Netizens said, “I was sorry at first. He said he was abused? But now I feel like I’m enjoying it.” He said, “I want to stop talking to your parents and meet you. I want to stop seeing you.”
Mr. A said, “I don’t think I can take responsibility for what you said, but why would I erase the words I spit out?” and said, “Let’s meet with your parents and hide well until then.” He added that he also asked for other social media comments.
Earlier, A revealed through an online community that his younger brother was an alumnus of (girls) children Sujin in middle school, and that he was abused while in school. After that, Sujin was controversial as he was overwhelmed by suspicion of abusing, and eventually clarified and apologized for Mr. A’s argument through an apology, but Mr. A refuted this.
Mr. A said that he had been contacted by Cube Entertainment, Sujin’s management company, and said, “I thought positively about talking with the officials of the perpetrator who received an apology from the acknowledgment. I talked to meet with a lawyer.”